Nowadays pursuing large daylight glass area in architectural design becomes popular, and Low-E glass is widely used for energy efficiency consideration. The Low-E glass produced by us is outstanding in energy efficiency and in aesthetics with various colors, thus being the primary choice in architectural design. According to the structure of Low-E coating, Low-E glass may be classified as single silver Low-E glass, double silver Low-E glass and so on.

Ø Single Silver Low-E Glass

Within the coating structure of single silver Low-E glass, there is one silver layer. Single Silver Low-E glass has been widely used in various buildings at different locations worldwide.

Features:

n Visible light transmittance— adequate indoor natural daylighting.

n Solar energy transmittance — a wide range of shading coefficient SC available, for different geological locations.

n High far infrared reflectance — low U-value, reduced thermal transfer due to temperature difference.

Ø Double Silver Low-E Glass

Within the coating structure of double silver Low-E glass, there are two silver layers. While maintaining the same visible light transmittance, it has lower shading coefficient, SC, than single silver Low-E glass. In other words, it filters the sunshine as a cool lighting source to a larger extent and provides a solution to energy efficiency in design of high transparency architectures.

Features:

n Higher visible light transmittance — ensuring better natural lighting

n Extremely low solar heat transmittance — effectively impeding solar heat radiation.

n Magnetron Sputtering Coating Line with *2 cathodes

Ø Triple Silver Low-E Glass

Within the coating structure of triple silver Low-E glass, there are three silver layers. As a result, triple silver Low-E glass performs better against solar heat than double silver Low-E glass and is currently the best silver based Low-E glass in terms of high visible light transmission and energy efficiency. Triple silver Low-E glass is suited for high transparency buildings with special solar shading requirement.

The differences among various types of glass is reflected in their spectral data as shown in the following figure

Ø Bendable and Post-Temparable Low-E Glass

Ordinary Low-E glass cannot be bent and post-tempered after coating which limits larger scale application of Low-E glass and promotion of energy efficient buildings. In view of the prevailing conditions and economic development in China, we have researched and developed Low-E coatings made of new materials which can be bent and post-tempered after coating to meet the need of curved Low-E glass in current architectural design practice. The new Low-E glass has been widely used in a number of large buildings home and abroad. We have established a sound foundation for popularization of Low-E glass and made new contribution to the undertaking of energy efficient buildings in China.

Features:

n Can be bent and post-tempered after coating.

n Has optical properties and energy efficiency as ordinary Low-E glass.

Ø Specifications

Dimensions of standard sheet (mm):     ***0x***0,     ***0x***0,     ***0x***0

Maximum dimension(mm):    ***0x***0

Minimum dimension(mm):     **0 x **0

Thickness(mm):       3, 4, 5, 6, 8, *0, *2, *5, *9

The other thicknesses and sizes may be available upon request.

Ø Quality

In accordance with GB/T****5.2, the Chinese standard.